Intraframekoding
Intraframekoding, often referred to as intra-frame compression, is a video compression technique that exploits spatial redundancy within a single video frame. Unlike inter-frame compression, which also looks at differences between consecutive frames, intra-frame coding processes each frame independently. The primary goal is to reduce the amount of data required to represent a single frame by identifying and eliminating this spatial redundancy.
This is typically achieved through a combination of techniques. Transforms, such as the Discrete Cosine Transform
Intra-frame coding is a fundamental component of most video compression standards, including MPEG and H.26x. It